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Oct 14
Our October 5th workshop was a huge success. The last 3 spots filled up just as we started the workshop. I want to thank all of you who were on the call for your participation, questions and complimentary feedback. For anyone who didn’t get in, good news we’ll be holding another online call at the end of November.
We will continue discussing ways to change reactions of fear, anxiety, worry and procrastination.
One of the questions many were asking about was hypnosis. There are two types of Hypnosis used in the Anxiety Control Center’s Transformation System. So for today’s post I’ll talk about Hypnosis what it is, and what it isn’t.
Hypnosis is a word filled with magical connotations. Upon hearing it, many people think of men with goatees and top hats, waving watches in the air and turning people into chickens. However, in reality, hypnosis is NOT a magic act, but a way of getting in touch with the deeper regions of the mind. It follows that Hypnosis can be an immensely useful approach to changing old patterns.
One fear people have about hypnosis is they will be out of control, or forced to do something they don’t want to, while in a hypnotic trance. We have found that our clients can remain awake, aware, and totally in control, even in a trance state.
to be continued tomorrow. . .
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Sep 21
Have you been suffering from depression and feeling hopeless? Have you tried
but don’t know how to change these feelings?
Are you wishing for something, some “guiding light,” some technique, anything
that’s will help you to get out from under the dark spell of depression? I want you
to know that here is hope ! I have a step-by-step plan of actions for you to take.
They are it easy to follow, because I know that when you are depressed it’s difficult
to concentrate or to have energy to even read a short article.
I realize that when you are depressed and your energy is depleted it might be hard
to even get out of bed, not to mention reading an article on how to get relief. So to
make this even easier, I give you a link to a video that will guide you through the
first action step.
So, please, read on and take action, by going to watch the video today. Take the
first step in changing your life today. The link is at the bottom of this article.
My name is Audrey Sussman and for over the past 25 years I have helped my
clients to find a way to move themselves from feeling depressed and hopeless,
to feeling optimism and energy.
The first step is simple. It is something so easy to do that you can even do it from
the bed or the chair you are sitting in. So I’ll keep this to just the first step.
In the days and weeks to come, I’ll give you the next steps. If you follow the
step-by-step plan, you might even surprise yourself as you begin to look forward
to doing the next small step. Keeping it simple, taking tiny steps moves you in
the direction of hope, until one day you notice you are thinking and feeling
differently.
So, for you who are suffering with depression, worry, or loss of hope, lets start
with the first easy step, and it’s something that only requires your doing something
you are doing anyway. This is it: Changing your breathing pattern. This is a
physical or behavioral technique to change your state of mind. There are other
techniques to deal with negative thoughts and emotions, but we need to start with
the 1st step first.
Go to actionendsprocrastination.com and watch the video. I’ll guide your through
and give you tips for making it even more successful. Practice it every day for the
next two weeks, and stay curious.
If you would rather have the written directions, put in your name and email
in the box on the right of this post to download the directions.
That’s it for today. Start with the first behavioral change, and you’ll be preparing
yourself for the next step, I’ll be giving you. See you soon,
Audrey
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Sep 06
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Jun 26
The following is a question I received from one of my clients. It mirrors what so many people with anxiety feel that I decided to give a technique that I haven’t talked about in a while. It is different type of solution and one that is worth using. The people who have experimented with it find that after a couple of weeks they wouldn’t go without using this exercise.
The following question is what spurred my answer. Names and events are changed slightly to protect confidentiality. This client is grieving over the illness and death of his dad. He is also dealing with possible life changing issues in his relationship.
Hey Audrey. I’m having a bad morning. . . woke up thinking about my father, my heart pounding and tears in my throat. Have had a series of dreams this week leaving me feeling uncomfortable when I wake up.
In addition to that, I spoke Amy on Fri about the baby stuff, and even though she said she has no plans of leaving I still want us to want the same things, so I’m finding that I’m almost pressuring myself to want a child. I guess I don’t know what to do with myself all I want to do is talk to someone, but it’s early in the morning and everyone is asleep. Let me know if you have any insight. Thanks.
Hello Peter: It’s good you are writing out your thoughts in an email to me. I have an idea that you might find helpful. When we get together for our session we’ll work on the sadness and fears, using the trance techniques I spoke about last session.
It might be of help at this time to begin to write “morning pages”. These are pages you write in a journal every day.
In the book the Artist’s Way by Camerion, she describes this completely. For now, just write 3 pages a day.
In these 3 pages you write what ever comes into your mind. She recommends doing it just as you are waking up.
Three pages about anything and nothing. You will be amazed at how helpful these pages can be. You don’t try to make sense,or even keep things to a topic. You just write. It’s just writing your thoughts, the insight will come on its own.
In this way you find within yourself the strength you need. It comes with time, don’t try to write or edit, just write. These pages are just for you, not to show to another, no need to read them over, it’s the writing without any censoring that will lead you to gaining what you need.
Buy yourself a note book or journal that you will save just for the morning pages. I know when you are upset it is difficult to see the way,
trust it is within yourself and I do believe the morning pages will be a great benefit.
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Apr 22
The problem with just saying how wonderful you are, or that everything will be all right is that unless the belief is changed they don’t ring true. For instance if a person has a belief that they can’t do things “right,” no matter how many statements to the contrary, the belief doesn’t change.
Therefore the place to make the change needs to be at the root, where the “belief” was formed. It is possible to re-program the mind by using self-hypnotic techniques.
When I worked with Sandi, we went back to age 4. She was living with her aunt and older cousins and was told repeatedly that she didn’t do things right. She could still remember the embarrassment she felt.
As she looked at this early event she was able to see things with the perspective of a young adult. She realized her cousin was angry at having her live with them and was just acting out. It really wasn’t about Sandi’s ability at all. We did some re-programming around the event and Sandi felt like a weight was lifted off of her.
The key to having positive self-talk work is to first change the limiting belief. Now when Sandi uses positive self-talk, it feels true and enhances her new found feelings of worth.
You can start the process of re-programming your mind
with an easy to learn exercise.
Go to the upper right side of this screen sign in
and you’ll receive your 1st mind calming exercise.
It will be sent to you as a PDF.
If you’d rather watch a video explaining this mind calming exercise, after you sign in on the right, go to actionendsprocrastination to watch the video.
While you are there please sign up for our online coaching course
starting in May 2010.
Looking forward to meeting you when you join this online coaching group
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Oct 08
Unhappy With Your Life? It Could Be Negative Mantras.
Dr. Audrey talks about Negative Mantras
Have you ever doubted yourself or been hesitant to speak out when others have ideas in conflict with yours? Have you ever procrastinated because you were afraid you just couldn’t do something perfect enough? Have you ever wondered why people who are less talented, attractive or intelligent than you are seem to feel so much better about themselves than you do?
Many intelligent, creative and successful people harbor inner self doubt that would amaze anyone looking in from the outside. As a therapist, I see the pain that is caused when people beat themselves up mentally with negative self-talk. Some of the people who come to see me are already aware of the harmful messages they give themselves. But others send themselves these messages unconsciously, replaying them over and over without even being aware of them. I call these harmful messages “negative mantras”.
For a long time, eastern religions have known the power of mantras. These are powerful phrases, repeated over and over, in order to bring about a positive spiritual change. And though you might not have such a fancy name for it, the chances are that you probably use mantras everyday. Quite simply, mantras are the things we tell ourselves. A mantra could be what you say to yourself to get psyched up for a big meeting. Or what you tell yourself to stay positive when life is getting you down. When mantras are positive and constructive, they can help us enjoy our lives and achieve our goals. But the negative things we tell ourselves can also act as mantras, and can have a profound effect on our lives.
Negatives mantras can cause you to feel responsibility and guilt for things that are not your fault, hamper your ability to get along in relationships, or cause you to doubt your own talents or abilities. These feelings can lead to over-eating, anxiety, procrastination, addiction and depression. Negative mantras can keep you from achieving your goals and take the joy out of the things you love.
So what can you do if negative mantras are interfering in your life? Read the rest of this entry »
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